The bond referendums that would provide $25.1 million to build more greenways, develop the next phases of Joyner Park and the Northern Wake Senior Center, pay for needed traffic signals
“Our customers aren’t going to see much of a decrease” in their water and sewer bills from the City of Raleigh, Town Manager Mark Williams said during Thursday afternoon’s start
In 2011, Deputy Town Manager Roe O’Donnell told the mayor and commissioners Thursday afternoon during the first part of its annual planning retreat, the North Carolina General Assembly, acted to
There is a dead zone in Wake Forest’s downtown, a large brick two-story building where the first floor windows are covered with newspapers more than a decade old. The owner
The town’s parks and recreation department will have a new name and a new look in coming months. The name is now the Wake Forest Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources
The Wake Forest Town Board’s agenda for its Feb. 18 meeting includes a vote on the proposed 106-unit Franklin Street Apartments that was recommended by the planning board last week.
Love is in the air, Mary Benejam says at Two Dog Gallery, but even the warmth of hearts and flowers and chocolate may not be enough to overcome the snow
A downtown Wake Forest art gallery will be shifting its business model to make room for a more focused approach for its artist owner. Ginger Meek Allen, owner of LEDE
There are a few tickets left for the annual State of the Town dinner and address by Mayor Vivian Jones which will be held Monday, Feb. 17, in the new
The Town of Wake Forest will showcase downtown Wake Forest and the new Wake Forest Renaissance Centre on Saturday, March 1, during the Wake Forest Mardi Gras Street Festival &
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